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Gallerie Nvya is proud to present ‘Silent Echoes of a Flight Beyond… and whispers of the earth beneath….’, a solo exhibition by artist Lal Bahadur Singh at Bikaner House, New Delhi. The exhibition, which runs from 4th – 9th April, 2025 at the Bikaner House, Center for Contemporary Art (Ground floor) and continues from 12th […]
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“If the artist has outer and inner eyes for nature, nature rewards him by giving him inspiration.” – Wassily Kandinsky The Essence of Abstraction Abstraction in painting involves transforming natural scenes into expressive forms that emphasize colour, shape and texture rather than the realistic representation. Bhat’s artworks are a cache of agitated, distorted and fragmented
Jayaram Giliyal Bhat’s Solo experiments with Climate change and Abstract Expressionism Read More »
The anticipated Samay exhibition combined two celebrated contemporary artists, Hesham Malik and Mohan Naik, in a powerful exploration of timelessness. This distinctive artistic endeavour was made possible through the vision and expertise of Mr. Daegal Godinho and Mr. Michal Kos, esteemed directors in their respective fields, whose passion for art history and dedication to nurturing
Samay Exhibition: A Global Collaboration Králíky to Goa Read More »
Contemporary Art Exhibitions Part of India Art Fair 2025 The 16th edition of the India Art Fair, bringing some of the country’s most significant galleries and institutions to New Delhi, has a compelling Parallel Program. These exhibitions complement the fair’s diverse offerings, introducing a vibrancy of contemporary artistic expression. The Young Collectors’ Programme (YCP), a mentorship programme
Beyond the Fair: India Art Fair’s Parallel Exhibitions Taking Place Across India Read More »
I Remember You from Tomorrow by artist Ratnadeep Adivrekar, curated by Abhijeet Gondkar Dhoomimal Art Centre, Delhi presents I Remember You from Tomorrow, an exhibition of new works by artist Ratnadeep Adivrekar, opening February 3rd, 2025, in the gallery’s permanent space at Connaught Place, New Delhi. Marking the artist’s first solo presentation in New Delhi,
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Sustaina India Art Exhibition at STIR Art Gallery The 2nd edition of Sustaina India is on the rise. The second edition show, curated by Thukral & Tagra + Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi is organised by Milan George Jacob, Mihir Shah, Vidusshi Pathak, Shruthi Pillai of CEEW (Council on Energy, Environment and Water). This year, Sustaina India
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Art Exhibitions India 2025 India’s art scene is poised for an exciting year in 2025, with a lineup of exhibitions that highlight both its rich cultural heritage and contemporary artistic innovations. Here’s a look at the most anticipated Indian art shows, complete with accurate dates and highlights, that art lovers should mark on their calendars.
Art Exhibitions India 2025: Upcoming Shows to Look Out For! Read More »
079|STORIES to Present Vyom’s New Exhibition ‘Come As You Are;’ is both the heartfulness and artistic brilliance of Vyom’s second solo exhibition at the 079 Stories Gallery. Vyom imagines multiplicities with singular origins, with the artist as the maker-imaginer; reflecting upon a oneness in all that is known and unknown. For pop culture fanatics, think
‘Come as You Are’ — Vyom Invites You to His Solo 079|STORIES Read More »
“Storytelling thrives on imagination. Images touch the heart and become sensations, sensations trigger memories, memories create meaning and meaning leads to listener action.” – Diane F. Wyzga What is Gangadhar Bandanavar’s ‘Sutradhar’? ‘Sutradhar’ is a narrator or storyteller who holds the narrative thread, guiding the audience through the unfolding events. He is an escort and
Vadehra Art Gallery in New Delhi presents “You Miss More Than You See,” a solo exhibition by British-Pakistani artist Faiza Butt, on view from October 15 to November 12, 2024. Butt’s work examines the tensions between culture, history, and identity in a world increasingly dominated by digital connections. Through intimate portraits inspired by classical painting